Pickles by Brian Crane for December 10, 2020

You should cry. That’s a big chunk of time you’re never going to get back.

Any of you ever cried (while laughing) during some (comedic) Christmas movie? National Lampoon’s Chrismtas Vacation, Home Alone, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, A Christmas Story, the Santa Clause trilogy, or Ernest [P. Worrell] Saves Christmas for example?

He’s crying because he can’t change the channel

Marcia, Marcia, Marcia! Poor Jan!

I cried when I watched the He-Man & She-Ra Christmas Special, but not because I was moved emotionally.

(Got thru “Grumpy Cat’s Worst Christmas Ever” without a single tear.)

isn’t “A very Brady Christmas” the one where Mike has to go into a collapsing building to rescue trapped workers from some project he was fired from and is trapped until the sound of Carol singing helps him find his way out? I cry at the segment every time I see it.

Must of been the onions …..

Remember the 1970’s-early 1990’s years when every TV station ran “It’s a Wonderful Life” during the Christmas holiday season?

I have never cried at the movies ever. I have cried in books though.

Only when it’s warranted….pass the Kleenex…

I used to give my mom all sorts of guff over crying at stuff. Now I’m the same. I think it must be age and perspective.

I cried watching “The Singing Nun” when the boy got hit by a car.

Real men don’t cry.. it’s always an allergy.

Then don’t watch The Forgotten Carols

My favorite laugh getters were Laurel and Hardy….showing my age…buy them were hilarious.

If you cry at things that are incredibly stupid, you’ll be bawling your eyes out at “A Very Brady Christmas”.

I’ve never understood the appeal of crying. It always leaves me feeling wrung out & yucky.

I would cry if someone turned V.B.C on.

He’s thinking of the Bunch who aren’t with us anymore.

A truly great Christmas movie is The Ref. =_____=

I hate both of those and do not watch them. Donna Reed can’t do enough to get me to watch.

I cried at a very Brady Christmas. Because I was so sad my wife thought I would actually like it.

Good memories of times gone by, bad memories forgotten.

I just saw Klaus and cried a little at the end, I always do during the dancing scene and the credits(!) in Wall-E as well as several places in movies like Holiday Inn (Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire) …

For Brady Christmas I never cried. Most Christmas are made to feel great.

USA Network will be air “It’s a Wonderful Life” on the 11th and 12th of this month. You can also see it on Amazon Prime anytime or on the USA Network website anytime.

I cry every time I see that fool Scrooge go and buy that turkey for Bob Cratchit…

Hope he docked his pay for that when he wised up…

Humbug!

Marcia, Marcia, Marcia

Oh yeah, as a middle school boy then, it was all about Marcia!

I’d cry if I had to watch that Brady movie…not a fan.